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SysML 101 – Model-Based Engineering Fundamentals Training by Tonex

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This comprehensive training course, SysML 101 – Model-Based Engineering Fundamentals, offered by Tonex, provides participants with a deep understanding of Systems Modeling Language (SysML) and its application in Model-Based Engineering.

Designed for professionals seeking to enhance their engineering practices, this course combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications to ensure participants gain a solid foundation in SysML.

SysML 101, a cutting-edge training program by Tonex, delves into the core principles of Model-Based Engineering (MBE) with a specific focus on the Systems Modeling Language (SysML).

This course is meticulously designed to empower professionals with the knowledge and skills required to harness the full potential of SysML in tackling the complexities of modern engineering challenges.

Participants will embark on a journey that seamlessly blends theoretical insights with hands-on applications, ensuring a robust comprehension of SysML’s role in Model-Based Engineering.

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants will:

  • Understand the fundamentals of Model-Based Engineering and SysML.
  • Develop proficiency in creating and interpreting SysML diagrams for system representation.
  • Gain hands-on experience in applying SysML to model complex systems.
  • Learn how to integrate SysML into existing engineering processes for enhanced efficiency.
  • Acquire skills to communicate and collaborate effectively using SysML models.
  • Explore advanced SysML concepts and their practical implications in real-world engineering scenarios.

Audience:

This course is suitable for:

  • Systems Engineers and Architects
  • Software Engineers and Developers
  • Project Managers involved in complex system development
  • Engineering Managers seeking to implement Model-Based Engineering practices
  • Professionals in aerospace, automotive, defense, and other industries where system complexity is a critical factor.
  • Anyone looking to advance their career in Model-Based Engineering with a focus on SysML.

Course Outline:

Introduction to Model-Based Engineering and SysML

    • Overview of Model-Based Engineering
    • Introduction to SysML and its significance

SysML Diagrams: Creating and Interpreting

    • Block Definition Diagrams (BDD)
    • Internal Block Diagrams (IBD)
    • Activity Diagrams for modeling system behavior
    • Requirements Diagrams for capturing and managing system requirements
    • Parametric Diagrams for expressing system constraints
    • State Machine Diagrams for modeling system states

Hands-On SysML Modeling

    • Practical exercises in creating SysML diagrams
    • Model validation and verification techniques
    • Integration of SysML models with engineering processes

Communication and Collaboration with SysML

    • Collaborative modeling practices
    • SysML as a communication tool between engineering disciplines
    • Best practices for SysML model documentation

Integrating SysML into Engineering Processes

    • Incorporating SysML into the system development lifecycle
    • SysML in agile and traditional engineering methodologies
    • Tool support for SysML integration

Advanced SysML Concepts

    • Model transformation and code generation
    • SysML profiles for domain-specific modeling
    • Handling complexity with SysML packages and views
    • Model-based testing using SysML
    • Case studies and real-world applications of advanced SysML concepts.

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